Habib, your hypocricy is really annoying and you need to quit it.  You have
said things behind the scenes, which I heard but ignored, jumped in
jubilation in my exchange with George and lekbi, still ignored and now you
are piggy backing on Jabou to call me arrogant.  Act your age, that is all I
have to say.  At some point the tires are going to meet the road and that
contact is nearing.  I can understand you being pissed of with me for what
ever reason, which quite frankly I do not give a hoot about for I never
disrespected you.  What I don't understand is the constant stabbing.  You
have my email address and my telephone contacts if you want to settle
whatever score you may have, both real and imaginary.  Now, a word to the
wise is sufficint.  That is all I have to say regarding the snake business
you've embarked upon.  If you want to see real arrogance, keep pressing your
luck.

Chi Jaama

Joe Sambou



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Cynthia

definately

I would not get close to the devil much more sleeping with them  yes the
devil makes anyone dirty -oooh 1

What the us government does at times with ex criminals or whatever they may
be thiefs or alledgedly accused of is a plea bargain to get the bigger fish
in the sea by  them spilling the beans  or what we know as whistle blowers
in a milder version.

A good example is the Enron case as I write it is in the news again where  a
senoir financial adminstrator who along with his wife abscounded 45 plus
million busk or more . They agreed to tesyify and go to jail for ten years
in turn the US govt will get the big cats and fish like Ken Lay who got
BILLIONS stashed away . When they find evidence and real proof from these
lesser of two evils.

well I rest my case . I am not a good lawyer but but you get the gist of
waht i was getting at.

If you want to catch fish it would be make scense to have a hook and some
bait and yes some help from a prvious fisherman who knows where to throw the
line.



please note I never said it was ok to do so - all I said was that what Jabou
said  makes sense

and there is another wollof saying --" ndanka ndanka japa jolloh-" meaning
to catch a monkey you must take your steps quietly not to alert the monkey.

cheers



>From: Cynthia Daniels >Reply-To: [log in to unmask] >To:
>[log in to unmask] >Subject: Re: [>-<] COLD CASES: /Habib >Date: Thu, 08
>Jan 2004 11:22:00 -0600 > >[ This e-mail is posted to Gambia|Post
>e-Gathering by Cynthia Daniels ] > > >There is an old saying if you sleep
>with the devil, you will get dirty. > >Habib, > >If someone is a murderer
>and/or thieve, how then can you believe what >that person is telling you?
>Reason would dictate that this person would >tell you anything you want to
>hear, which may not necessarily be the >truth. Anyway, I can't believe
>Jammeh's record or Edward's record or >anybody elses' record wouldn’t or
>couldn't stand on its own without >giving in to unscrupulous characters. If
>nothing else, because these >people have become rich off the backs of the
>Gambian society dictates >that they should be held acco! untable.
>Furthermore, if the president has >as much power as I have seen from the
>postings, then one can easily >envision that when the regime changes, he is
>your culprit and there will >be plenty of evidence to convict all those
>involved. I bet all type of >credible witnesses will come forth at that
>point. I also think the >President will sing like a canary implicating
>everything and everybody in >his path. > >To me what I am observing is
>bizarre. It appears that alleged criminals >are held in higher regards than
>those who haven't done anything but help >the Gambian people? I can only
>conclude that there are other issues >behind this since it just doesn’t
>make sense what I am observing. > >Have a nice day > >Cynthia > >
> >==============Original message text=============== >On Thu, 08 Jan 2004
>10:15:13 am CST "Habib Ghanim" wrote: > >[ This e-mail is posted to
>Gambia|Post e-Gathering by "Habib Ghanim" > ] > > >
>
Sister Jabou

>
the old saying you quoted says it >all

"one can catch more flies with >honey than with vinegar, and that arrogance
is really not an asset"

>
Westley Clark is from your area , what do you think of him vs Dean ?

>
you do not have to answer but just that another opinion  can make a
 >difference.

>
sister,  experience counts here and we have it (laugh)

>
habib

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